Who We Are

Jacob Mullins, Clinical Intern

Jacob Mullins, LPC

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One of my core beliefs is that understanding your own story can be one of the bravest things we can do as individuals. As a counselor, I aspire to provide validation, compassion, and understanding, while also encouraging and challenging you. I aim to create a comfortable and safe therapeutic space and to form an open and genuine connection with my clients. Whether you are seeking support to work on self-growth, personal exploration, acceptance, or any other goal – we will collaborate to find a path that is best for you.

My approach to counseling is influenced by Narrative Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT). By combining these approaches, we will work together to understand the stories you tell yourself and others while making space to appreciate your strengths and resilience. When we have a better understanding of your unique worldview, I can more successfully create an individualized therapeutic space that is suited to your needs. I work with my clients to bring mindful awareness and appreciation to both the physical bodies and the physical spaces that we occupy. This approach can help promote acceptance and self-compassion, which are foundational goals for many of my best-employed therapeutic techniques.

I hold a Master’s Degree from Roosevelt University in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. I also hold my Illinois state license as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC).

More information about my clinical interests:

  • Affirmative care for LGBTQIA+ individuals and couples
    • I’m a queer therapist
  • Experienced working with folks who practice Non-monogamy/ Polyamory, or are in the kink community
  • Experienced in helping folks through difficult life transitions and life adjustments
  • Experienced working with depression, anxiety
  • I practice anti-racism, and anti-transphobia and create an inclusive space for folks of all backgrounds
  • I enjoy working with neurodivergent folks
  • Trained in Mindfulness Techniques

Chicago Mindful Psychotherapy is now Andersonville Mindfulness & Psychology

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